sigma lean execution plan for black belts august 11, 2003 discussion document
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Sigma Lean Execution Plan for Black BeltsSigma Lean Execution Plan for Black Belts
August 11, 2003
Discussion Document
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• Lean- Major portion of knowledge transfer occurs through “apprenticeship” relationship
between Lean Master and Black Belt established from “On-site Lean Events"- Class room workshop augments knowledge transfer approach from Lean Events
• Six Sigma- A great deal of knowledge transfer occurs in class room- Project execution by Black Belt reinforces concepts practiced in class- Master Black Belt mentoring accelerates the speed of project execution by Black Belt
• Change Management - Change management tools are embedded within Six Sigma and/or Lean class room
knowledge transfer
• SigmaLean - Combination of Lean, Six Sigma and Change Management implementation
approaches- Solve both Lean and Six Sigma type problems using the 12 step problem solving
frame work- Apply Lean thinking to Six Sigma approach and Six Sigma thinking to Lean approach
Knowledge Transfer Philosophy for Black Belts
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• Assessment and Project Identification- Identify projects for SigmaLean Black Belts- Projects will range from “end-to-end process” problems (traditionally solved by Lean
tools) to tough narrowly scoped variation reduction problems (usually solved with the help of statistically based Six Sigma tools)
• Fastart Session- Each SigmaLean Black Belt will come to the class with two projects – one primary
project and one secondary project- During the Fastart session, the project is scoped with the help of Six Sigma Academy
Master Black Belt- Fastart session will serve as an orientation session and to introduce software used in
the class (Minitab and SigmaFlow)
• Week1 Black Belt Workshop- The 12 step methodology introduced to solve any SigmaLean problem
• Project Execution for Three Weeks- Black Belt starts applying classroom learning from Week1 to his/her project- Mentoring support by Master Black Belt instructor
SigmaLean Deployment Flow
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• Week2 Black Belt Workshop- Class room workshop on Lean, Six Sigma and Change Management topics
• Project Execution for Three Weeks- Black Belt continues application of learning from Week2 to his/her project- Mentoring support by Master Black Belt instructor- Additional support from Lean Master to analyze “end-to-end” process problems
• Week3 Black Belt Workshop- Class room workshop on Lean, Six Sigma and Change Management topics
• Project Execution for Three Weeks- Black Belt continues application of learning from Week3 to his/her project- Mentoring support by Master Black Belt instructor- Additional support from Lean Master to analyze “end-to-end” process problems- Prepare for lean implementation- Site leadership engaged
SigmaLean Deployment
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• Week4 Black Belt Workshop- Class room workshop on Lean, Six Sigma and Change Management topics
• Project Execution for Three Weeks- Black Belt continues application of learning from Week4 to his/her project- Mentoring support by Master Black Belt instructor- Lean implementation with active support from Lean Master and site leadership- Report out to site leadership
• Week5 Black Belt Workshop- Class room workshop on Lean, Six Sigma and Change Management topics
• Project Execution and Wrap-up- Black Belt continues application of learning from Week5 to his/her project- Mentoring support by Master Black Belt instructor- Additional support from Lean Master to ensure controls are in place on lean
implementations
SigmaLean Deployment
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SigmaLean Sample Curriculum
Week 1 WorkshopWeek 1 WorkshopIntroduction and AgendaIntroduction and AgendaIntro to Lean and Lean ThinkingIntro to Lean and Lean ThinkingIntro to Six Sigma – FundamentalsIntro to Six Sigma – FundamentalsSix Sigma Aacdemy's Breakthrough StrategySix Sigma Aacdemy's Breakthrough StrategyThe 12 Step Breakthrough StrategyThe 12 Step Breakthrough StrategyData TypesData TypesBasic StatisticsBasic StatisticsMetricsMetricsTeam Building, Effective MeetingsTeam Building, Effective MeetingsIntroduction to DefineIntroduction to DefineCustomer ValuesCustomer ValuesProject Selection and DefinitionProject Selection and DefinitionSix Sigma Project ManagementSix Sigma Project ManagementProcess and Value Stream MappingProcess and Value Stream MappingProject Financial ManagementProject Financial ManagementKaizen activity pre-improvement- Credit Card Case Study, Round OneKaizen activity pre-improvement- Credit Card Case Study, Round OnePresentations x @ 15 minutes eachPresentations x @ 15 minutes each
Support Week: Support Week: Scope and Align ProjectsScope and Align Projects
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SigmaLean Sample CurriculumWeek 2 WorkshopWeek 2 WorkshopReview of prior weekReview of prior weekValue Stream Mapping & Lead Time Value Stream Mapping & Lead Time Types of Waste Types of Waste Workplace Organization Workplace Organization Tools to make Waste Visible (Including Waste Walk)Tools to make Waste Visible (Including Waste Walk)Standardized Operations Standardized Operations Lean BP Workshop 10 method Toolbox Lean BP Workshop 10 method Toolbox Workshop Report Outs Workshop Report Outs Kaizen activity post-improvement - Credit Card Case Study, Round Two Kaizen activity post-improvement - Credit Card Case Study, Round Two Data CollectionData CollectionGraphical AnalysisGraphical AnalysisIntro to DefineIntro to DefineIntro to MeasureIntro to MeasureCause and Effect ToolsCause and Effect ToolsFMEAFMEAMeasurement Systems AnalysisMeasurement Systems AnalysisProcess CapabilityProcess CapabilityProcess Capability for Non-Normal DataProcess Capability for Non-Normal DataMultiple Variable Studies Multiple Variable Studies Review of Define PhaseReview of Define PhaseReview of Measure PhaseReview of Measure PhaseReview of the 12 Steps Review of the 12 Steps Deliverables due Week 3Deliverables due Week 3
Presentations x @ 15 minutes each Presentations x @ 15 minutes each
Support Week: Support Week: Current State Analysis with Lean MasterCurrent State Analysis with Lean Master
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SigmaLean Sample Curriculum
Week 3 WorkshopWeek 3 WorkshopReview of Define/MeasureReview of Define/MeasureIntro to AnalyzeIntro to AnalyzeCentral Limit TheoremCentral Limit TheoremConfidence IntervalsConfidence IntervalsIntro to Hypothesis TestingIntro to Hypothesis TestingHypothesis Testing – MeansHypothesis Testing – MeansHypothesis Testing – VariationHypothesis Testing – VariationHypothesis Testing – ProportionsHypothesis Testing – ProportionsHypothesis Testing – Chi-SquareHypothesis Testing – Chi-SquareAnalysis of Variance (ANOVA)Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)Common AssumptionsCommon AssumptionsCorrelation and Simple RegressionCorrelation and Simple RegressionAnalyze Wrap-upAnalyze Wrap-upPresentations x @ 15 minutes eachPresentations x @ 15 minutes each
Support Week: Support Week: Sigma Lean Project Coaching + Sigma Lean Project Coaching + Current State Analysis with Lean MasterCurrent State Analysis with Lean Master
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SigmaLean Sample Curriculum
Week 4 WorkshopWeek 4 WorkshopReview of AnalyzeReview of AnalyzeIntro to ImproveIntro to ImproveIntro to DOEIntro to DOEFull Factorial DOEFull Factorial DOE2K Full Factorial2K Full FactorialFractional; FactorialFractional; FactorialCenter PointsCenter PointsBlockingBlockingPower and Sample Size for DOEPower and Sample Size for DOEMultiple RegressionMultiple RegressionImplementation of ImprovementsImplementation of ImprovementsClassroom DOE exercisesClassroom DOE exercisesWrap-up of ImproveWrap-up of ImprovePresentations x @ 15 minutes eachPresentations x @ 15 minutes each
Support Week: Support Week: Sigma Lean Project Coaching +Sigma Lean Project Coaching + Lean Kaizen Implementation Lean Kaizen Implementation
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SigmaLean Sample Curriculum
Week 5 WorkshopWeek 5 WorkshopReview of ImproveReview of ImprovePrinciples of Robust DesignPrinciples of Robust DesignIntro to Response Surface Methods (RSM)Intro to Response Surface Methods (RSM)Central Composite Designs (CCD)Central Composite Designs (CCD)Multiple Response Optimization (MRO)Multiple Response Optimization (MRO)Introduction to ControlIntroduction to ControlSustaining the GainsSustaining the GainsControl PlansControl PlansStandardized WorkStandardized WorkMistake ProofingMistake ProofingIntro to SPCIntro to SPCSPC – VariablesSPC – VariablesSPC – AttributeSPC – AttributeOther Corporate and Quality InitiativesOther Corporate and Quality InitiativesIntro to DFSSIntro to DFSSProject Close OutProject Close OutCourse Wrap-upCourse Wrap-upPresentations x @ 15 minutes eachPresentations x @ 15 minutes eachSupport Week: Support Week: Final State Kaizen Action WorkoutFinal State Kaizen Action Workout
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Training
Key Tasks
Executive Summit
Pre-Deployment
Leadership Overviews
Executive/Champion Workshops
Tailor Training Materials
Identify Black Belts
2 3 4 5 7 8 96 10 11 121 13 14Month 15
Wave 1-2 Black Belt Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Project 4
Wave 3-4 Black Belt
Green Belt
Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Project 4DeliverResults
Master Black Belt
Week 1
Project 1 Project 2
Wave 5-6 Black Belt Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Project 4
Prioritized Deployment Plan
Sample Deployment Plan
Breakthrough Diagnostics™
$Project Savings / Benefits Occur
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